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Did the Japanese gain or lose territory after the attack on Pearl Harbor?
If you mean because of the attack on Pearl Harbor, then no. But Korea broke away from Japan during WWII.
How did the us get away from isolationism in world war 2?
Declared war on Japan after Pearl Harbor invasion.
When did the Japanese formally declare war during Pearl Harbor?
they didnt, we declared war on them for attacking us. they "provoked" us to declare war, though we provoked them first by taking away their oil
What was Japan's stratergy in the Pearl Harbor?
They used a shock and awe method of surprising the US Naval Fleet who was unprepared for any attack. They were to totally disable the USN fleet and the airplanes. They did that but did not get the aircraft carriers not realizing they were away from Pearl Harbor conducting maneuvers.
Why did the US keep warships in Pearl Harbor?
Pearl Harbor Hawaii was thousands of miles closer to Asia than the 48 states. It had a shallow harbor (which was wrongly thought to be too shallow for airdropped torpedoes. It was far away from any enemy held islands for land based planes to reach, and thought to be safe from enemy attack. There were submarine nets to prevent enemy submarines from sneaking in. There was a large Army base there as well to protect the Naval ships. In the 1920s, Gen. Billy Mitchell predicted that the Japanese would attack Pearl Harbor, (he did not say when of course), but, by December 1941, most people had forgotten about his warnings, and they did not think that the Japan could launch an air attack on Pearl Harbor with carrier planes (and torpedoes that could work in shallow water), the way the British Navy had used carrier planes to attack the Italian fleet at Taruento, Italy.
How far was the Japanese submarine away from the entrance to pearl harbor?
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Did the Japanese gain or lose territory after the attack on Pearl Harbor?
If you mean because of the attack on Pearl Harbor, then no. But Korea broke away from Japan during WWII.
How did the us get away from isolationism in world war 2?
Declared war on Japan after Pearl Harbor invasion.
Did Pearl Harbor win or lost the attack?
No, the Japanese destroyed almost everything and the better of their bombers got away
Was Taiwan in Pearl Harbor?
Taiwan was called Formosa then, and is located off the Chinese mainlandz; over 3,000 miles away.
Which ships were placed within 12 miles from the island at pearl harbor?
This question refers to the United States Navy aircraft carriers of the USS Lexington and Saratoga. These two carrier were by away from port at Pearl Harbor during the Japanese assault on December 7th 1941.
What type of trees are located near the Washington Monument?
The Washington monument is located on a flat, open air grassy area. The nearest trees are almost 500 yards away. There is a lone Cherry Tree that stands near the monument about 200 yards away (see related link for a picture of it).
What is the natural process whereby layers of mud and sand wore away and exposed the dinosaur bones at the Dinosaur National Monument?
The processes of weathering and erosion, which were caused by wind, ice, and water, are responsible for exposing the dinosaur fossils at Dinosaur National Monument. Weathering is the process of rock being broken into sediments. Erosion is when those sediments are carried away by wind and water.
What is the natural process whereby layers of mud and sand wore away and expose the dinosaur bones at the dinosaur National Monument?
The processes of weathering and erosion, which were caused by wind, ice, and water, are responsible for exposing the dinosaur fossils at Dinosaur National Monument. Weathering is the process of rock being broken into sediments. Erosion is when those sediments are carried away by wind and water.
What event helped to pull the American public opinion away from isolationism and to join ww2?
Japanese suprise attack on Pearl Harbor Hawaii 07 Dec 1941
If on the day that pearl harbor was attacked why did they send eight ships away insded of all the ships?
8 ships? Whose 8 ships? The US had more than eight ships in the harbor; and Japan had more than eight warships in their attack fleet.
Why was Pearl Harbor chosen for attack?
The Japanese feared American would join The Allies in WWII (world war 2), so they wanted to attack us before we attacked them. At that time, the U.S.A only had a few Aircraft Carriers (it was between 3 and 5) and they were all located at pearl harbor. The Japanese generals believed that if they could destroy those aircraft carriers (which are ships that can carry hundreds of jets, planes, bombs, and fire power) they could cripple America enough so that they could not interfere with their plans. Luckily (or by some unknown act of heroism), those aircraft carriers were not in pearl harbor when it was attacked. They were out doing some practice drills. They were informed of that attack though, and were told to stay away from pearl harbor (well, they were told to travel away, because there was the possibility of the Japanese airfleet coming that direction). i also heard that 1 or 2 of the carriers were still in the harbor and were destroyed.
